Cancer profiles by Affinity Propagation

The Affinity Propagation algorithm is applied to various problems of breast and cutaneous tumours subtyping using traditional biologic markers. The algorithm provides a procedure to determine the number of profiles to be considered. Well know breast cancer case series and cutaneous melanoma were use...

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Main Authors: Soria, Daniele, Garibaldi, Jonathan M., Ambrogi, Federico, Boracchi, Patrizia, Raimondi, E., Biganzoli, Elia M.
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author Soria, Daniele
Garibaldi, Jonathan M.
Ambrogi, Federico
Boracchi, Patrizia
Raimondi, E.
Biganzoli, Elia M.
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Garibaldi, Jonathan M.
Ambrogi, Federico
Boracchi, Patrizia
Raimondi, E.
Biganzoli, Elia M.
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description The Affinity Propagation algorithm is applied to various problems of breast and cutaneous tumours subtyping using traditional biologic markers. The algorithm provides a procedure to determine the number of profiles to be considered. Well know breast cancer case series and cutaneous melanoma were used to compare the results of the Affinity Propagation with the results obtained with standard algorithms and indexes for the optimal choice of the number of clusters.Results from Affinity Propagation are consistent with the results already obtained having the advantage of providing an indication about the number of clusters.
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spelling nottingham-281382020-05-04T20:27:02Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/28138/ Cancer profiles by Affinity Propagation Soria, Daniele Garibaldi, Jonathan M. Ambrogi, Federico Boracchi, Patrizia Raimondi, E. Biganzoli, Elia M. The Affinity Propagation algorithm is applied to various problems of breast and cutaneous tumours subtyping using traditional biologic markers. The algorithm provides a procedure to determine the number of profiles to be considered. Well know breast cancer case series and cutaneous melanoma were used to compare the results of the Affinity Propagation with the results obtained with standard algorithms and indexes for the optimal choice of the number of clusters.Results from Affinity Propagation are consistent with the results already obtained having the advantage of providing an indication about the number of clusters. Inderscience 2009 Article PeerReviewed Soria, Daniele, Garibaldi, Jonathan M., Ambrogi, Federico, Boracchi, Patrizia, Raimondi, E. and Biganzoli, Elia M. (2009) Cancer profiles by Affinity Propagation. International Journal of Knowledge Engineering and Soft Data Paradigms, 1 (3). pp. 195-215. ISSN 1755-3210 affinity propagation clustering algorithms breast cancer cutaneous melanoma cancer profiles tumours biological markers biomarkers http://www.inderscience.com/info/inarticle.php?artid=28814 doi:10.1504/IJKESDP.2009.028814 doi:10.1504/IJKESDP.2009.028814
spellingShingle affinity propagation
clustering algorithms
breast cancer
cutaneous melanoma
cancer profiles
tumours
biological markers
biomarkers
Soria, Daniele
Garibaldi, Jonathan M.
Ambrogi, Federico
Boracchi, Patrizia
Raimondi, E.
Biganzoli, Elia M.
Cancer profiles by Affinity Propagation
title Cancer profiles by Affinity Propagation
title_full Cancer profiles by Affinity Propagation
title_fullStr Cancer profiles by Affinity Propagation
title_full_unstemmed Cancer profiles by Affinity Propagation
title_short Cancer profiles by Affinity Propagation
title_sort cancer profiles by affinity propagation
topic affinity propagation
clustering algorithms
breast cancer
cutaneous melanoma
cancer profiles
tumours
biological markers
biomarkers
url https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/28138/
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